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hermetic

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15. Ever read

Reply to getting old in mke (Reply #13)

Sun Feb 5, 2017, 01:25 PM

Feb 2017

Douglas Preston? He's written many thrillers that are not about our possible future. Lee Child is good for adventure, too. Stick around here and you will learn of others. Since I joined this group a couple of years back I've made a list of over 100 books I want to read. Gotten through about 30 so far.

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What are you reading this week of January 29, 2017? [View all] hermetic Jan 2017 OP

DOUBLE TEN and DYNASTY (Yankees) pangaia Jan 2017 #1

Does that have something to do hermetic Jan 2017 #3

DOUBLE TEN: CAPTAIN O'BANION'S STORY OF THE CHINESE REVOLUTION pangaia Jan 2017 #11

I just finished rereading WhiteTara Jan 2017 #2

Ever read Eliot Pattison? hermetic Jan 2017 #4

Ooh! That sounds great! WhiteTara Jan 2017 #7

His first book hermetic Jan 2017 #8

Thank you! WhiteTara Jan 2017 #9

Been a slooow reader this week. Still reading "Wednesday's Child" Peter Robinson TexasProgresive Jan 2017 #5

Had to look him up hermetic Jan 2017 #6

Callahan's Cross-time Saloon getting old in mke Jan 2017 #12

By pure coincidence hermetic Feb 2017 #14

Just finished Trevor Noah's book "Born a Crime" northoftheborder Jan 2017 #10

I've found myself getting old in mke Jan 2017 #13

Ever read hermetic Feb 2017 #15

I've read several of his getting old in mke Feb 2017 #16